Originally posted by @great-big-steesI listened to "What is Canadianity'' there.
A CBC 1 radio show called "Q".
John Dowland, the Frog Galliard played by Christoph Denoth
And how it sounds on period instrument, the Archlute
Played by David Taylor
Another version on Harpsichord and Lute:
Alina Rotaru, harpsichord. Jacob Heringman, Lute
A beautiful vocal version:
Sarah Holland, Soprano
Robin Bier, Alto
Edd Ingham, Tenor
Graham Bier, Bass
Jacob Heringman, Lute.
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Originally posted by @sonhouseWasn't that fun? 🙂 Did ya play along with their game?
I listened to "What is Canadianity'' there.
Originally posted by @great-big-steesNah, I have XM radio for my commute, 80 miles one way. I listen to BBC, CBC, NPR, radio classics (old radio shows like Gunsmoke, Xminus one and the like) and some of the music channels like Grateful dead channel and classical music channel and the coffehouse channel.
Wasn't that fun? 🙂 Did ya play along with their game?
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Originally posted by @sonhouseNow that's a looooong commute and one that would certainly need some entertaining radio.
Nah, I have XM radio for my commute, 80 miles one way. I listen to BBC, CBC, NPR, radio classics (old radio shows like Gunsmoke, Xminus one and the like) and some of the music channels like Grateful dead channel and classical music channel and the coffehouse channel.
Originally posted by @great-big-steesI have that plus my ham rig, can talk to people around the worlld when conditions are right. Right now we are in solar minimum which sucks for DX. About every 11 years the solar flux maximizes and the atmosphere turns into a nice reflector for frequencies above 4 Mhz, sometimes as far up as a gigahertz or beyond. Usually the ionosphere turns transparent to RF from about 20 megahertz and up but when conditions are right, you can hear 'round the world' echo, which is where a radio signal bounces off the ionosphere which is so reflective the radio wave goes all the way round the planet sometimes three or four times. That is awesome to hear.
Now that's a looooong commute and one that would certainly need some entertaining radio.
To the misanthropic misbegotten merchants of gloom
Who look into their crystal balls and prophesied our doom:
“Let the death knell chime, its the end of time”
Let the cynics put their blinkers on and toast our decline.
Don't become demoralized by scurrilous complaint,
It's a sure sign that the old world is terminally quaint.
And tomorrow’s gonna be a better day,
No matter what the siren voices say
Tomorrow’s gonna be a better day,
We’re going to make it that way.
To the pessimistic populists who harbour no doubt,
That everything we make our way, “to hell in a handcart”.
To the snarky set, who’s sniping to get,
Anyone who puts their head above the parapet.
Don't become disheartened baby, don't be fooled,
Take it from someone who knows the glass is half full.
And tomorrow’s gonna be a better day,
No matter what the siren voices say.
Tomorrow’s gonna be a better day,
We're gonna make it that way.
Originally posted by @fmfI always did like Billy Bragg. Have you heard Mermaid Avenue, Wilco and Billy doing unpublished Woody Guthrie songs?
[youtube Billy Bragg]wXJzrNPe7Vo[/youtube]
To the misanthropic misbegotten merchants of gloom
Who look into their crystal balls and prophesied our doom:
“Let the death knell chime, its the end of time”
Let the cynics put their blinkers on and toast our decline.
Don't become demoralized by scurrilous complaint,
It's a sure sign that the old world is term ...[text shortened]... ter what the siren voices say.
Tomorrow’s gonna be a better day,
We're gonna make it that way.
Originally posted by @sonhouseAmazing voice.
Listen to this 9 year old girl sing! Incredible for such a youngster.
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From 'Holland's got Talent' No english but subtitles.
That was then, now listen to her as a 13 year old in 2017.
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